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La Femme.

10 Ces Americans! ills ne pensent Qu'au
calcul, meme au milieu de leurs plai-
sires. Dernierement, ,un banquier a re-
pondu de la maniere suivante d une
sante au beau sexe:
"La femme-comme on s'effOrce de
nos jours q changer la condition sociale
de la femme-il est bon de la consid6.
rer a I'm point de vue scientifque.
Acknowledgements parlant, ellie '%ajoute'
a NOS plaisirs, 'diminue' nos peines,
multiple nos joies, 'divise' nos trou-
bles. ct tquadruple' nos depenses. Con-
sideree d IN point de U geopraphi-
que, dams son smeridien, la femme ma
pas de 'parall6les,' ct SO trouve dams la
'zene temp6r6e,' mails ~sujette des zones
torride' ct sglaciale.' Th6ologique-
ment, compar6e avec le grand rocher
abrupte de rhumanite, la femme est I'm
sdiamant.' Grammaticalement parlant,
La femme est un nom propre,' toujours
la premiere personne1 ne aevysaitt ; ia
mais5ttrs an singulier,' du genre fs-
-minin,' jamais scomparatif. 6tant in
comparable, t~oujours au superlatif ct
lie plus solvent 'imperatif' on 'subjonc-
tif.'"
lnutile de dire que fauteur dc la
boutade est nn vieux gareon, Quelle
engeance!! Terminons par les hommes.
lis resemblent au the, On ne connaft,
Jrsn-.~--1aug valeur at leurs
Qualities que lorsqu'ils ont etc echaus-
d6s!
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Advocate de Tarrehonna.
BAYOU TIGUE, 90 sisayril 1887.

BAYOU TIGUE, 90 sisayfil 1887.
Monsieur ct ANXIOUS allie m'estchu-
ser 81 je me pas mis- dams votre derniel
lumero, c'est d kanse que j6 tet6 obligt
de gardSle lit jusquo moment ousque
lie lonneur de prendre la plume a
seule fin de you donn6 satisfaction d
CO sujait.
Je me trouvons dams le kas de YOU
dire que j6 etc pris par ceque les Doc
teurs appelons in infection de poitrine
ct les torturations que ~j'avons endure
eerait capable de faire pleurer enc bouc
mord. Au moment ousque je v0us re-
cris j'avons d6ja enval6 s phioles de la
fol de morue, ct la matiere que je era
chons on serait capable de croire qui y
a pouss6 in ban duties sur mon este.
maque-heureusement qui zavons pas
de koquilles, parce ma gorge serait en-
lambo. J'ayion souve entendu dire
que la fol sauye lame, mais je savior
pas que c6te bon pour les infection de
poitrine.-Ils avon bien reson de dire
quon men ma prends tout les jours.
Quante j'avons tombe malade Aud
justine voule absolument que j'envoy-
ons kri Duval, mai moi, d vous dire
vrai i'avon pu peur des docteurs quede
la maladie-si Vous tuOns pas j vous
ruinons ct je ne voyons pas grand diff
ference. Les Docteurs, les avokats, ct
les JUICES, ces des batailles kome qui
dirai enc bande de corneilles qui tom
bon dams vot chant de mayi-quand ills
avon fini reste pu que lie baton ct
tcheuque feuilles.
J'avon apri avec bonheur que v allie
z'avoir enc foire d Honma-ie vous de-
mandons mile estchuses 81 j'appelon
Ga enc foire, mails AUGUSTINE ma di
que eet6 bin vilin d'appeler ca kome
GA que les gems hup6 appelion
sa enc faite jenpete-tant qua pour
moi je voyons pas de difference, les
deux maux SON pas plus poll enc que
Tote. Je savons pas 81 je pouvons
acoster a cite fate a cause que ces
lamps sont joliment dur, mai ca va
haler in neud 81 je MY trouvions pas.
Mes bras avon kac6 quante j6 va le
non de Janbatice Laterdoche dams vote
restimabe journal. Je veu bein que le
tonnerre m'ecrase 81 je croyions pas ce
cher Janbatice await perdu lie gou du
pain deupuis longtemps-Aucite quand
j'avons WI son non je m'ayion rappele
du temps ousque lui re moi on iouai au
biyard chez Audjusse aucoin a Tibodo-
will jouai mieux que moi mai j6ts pu
fameux que lui sur la marque, ct kome
de jusse j gagnait pas solvent. Enc
home que pas smate acknowledgement
reste toulours q la tetresse.
II s'enva temps que je m'arr6te mes
oils pleuront ct lie petit dernier fait lie
Diabe pour que j'aillion Sc coucher-
pour lors je vous souhaite enc bonnie
mutt etc c6 ties rats.
Respectueusement,
ALCIDOR.
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II est afirme de haute source que la
reconciliation entire le Vatican ct le
gouvernement italien nest q%u'lne ques-
ton de temps. LIE roi HuInbert, la
refine ct le premier ininistre, NJ. Depre-
tbs, ainsi que des Italiens haut places.
la d6sirent vivement.
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LIE capitaine Gay qui revient dun
voyage b Buenos Ayres fait un recit
effrayant des ravages du cholera dams
la Republique Argentine. Pendant
gull y 6tait les habitants mouraient
CONNIE des mouches ct la maladie sem
blait encore Sc propager. On brdlait
les cadavres.
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II nous semble quill est temps de faire
10 nettoyage des cours. C'est dams IN
but d'int6r5t public que nous faisons
cette renlarque, ct quand les gems ny
mettent pas de bonnie volonte, les au-
torites de la vile devraient y voir.
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DSces de la semaine.-Iles mort, pen
dant la semaine, dams les limites de Ia
Nile Orleans, l25 personnes, don't ii de
isvres, ! de la dipht6rie, 15de la phthi-
sic pulmonaire, 5 de la maladie de
cpur, 4 de la maladie de Bright
AbeilIe.
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Les ErGncisc0inS IN Pgusse.-Les
Franciscains wont rentrer en- Prusse en-
vertu de l'adoption du projet de loi &c.
clesiastique. lis %occuperont lie monas-
tore du Kreuzberg, pres Bonn, occup6
maintenant par les J6suites. Les J6-
suites, on le salt, ne sont pas compris
dams 10 nombre DIES ordres que la der.
Mere lOi autorise d reutrer.
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Buffalo Bill est actnellement 10 lion
de la soci6t6 de Londres ct lie ministre
pl6nipotentiaire DIES Etats-Unis ne
compte pour rien pres de lui. La refine
Victoria le traite CONNIE un fills ct les
gros b0nnets lui envoient tant d'invi-
tations d des lunches, DIES diners ct des
sOupers gull est force de tenir un re-
gistre pour SO rafrafchir Ia memoire.
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LIE mont Etna est en- eruption.

Esvre jauRe.--Key West, 5 juin.-
lie chirurgien de la cote est mort hier
de Ia devre jaime al'hopital, ce qui con
stitue 5 deces en- tout. Deux nouveaux
a sont rapportes aujourd'hui.
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RGvGges par les Saaterelles.-Madrid,
2 juin-Une plate terrible de s~auterellea
d dSsol6 les provinces c~entrales de l'E-
gypte. Ces insectes 6taient EN- nom
6re q considerably asif d fam en7oyer
nAa nolasass pour en- d6barasser les
agues de chsmin de fer.
Les rGcoltes ont etc advertisement a
yagSes.
Les Cortes sont sur le point de voter
un credit destin6 d venir en- aide aux
victinaea de CO desastre.
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lie Foyer Creole, Convent z. o., pa.
roisse st. Jacas4ss. du 4 JUN
Les r6centgs pluies, 81 i~ongtemps at.
tAndues. os fait un bien immense dams
Iea chanasS.
ia y6g6satiou, qusane tFop tongue Us.
eiheraIse menacait de d4truire, 4 etc ra-
wives: In eanne, le mails. tout pougse
avec Vigueur. toni ous promet une bon
no sGcoite eette aimee.
Ee deuve baisse Replacement ct l'irfi.
&RGi0n ies fiziAfes devient plus difa
fSil0.
Mutt u iour les ponpes fopction
nesat
Le Jury d police s'est rsuui jelai
deknjef.
lie rapport du tr6sorier 8tahlit quill
WI Reinstatement dams Ia tr6enr In som
T6e 80 al4 40 OS Glib
Dams u but de f0uFUif Ii moyen b III
population ds coulsnr d7anvoyer Ieurs|
prodail6 ~asglcples. etc FExp0siti0n
q1i ~s'0uefiFa 10 IL n5vembrs pF0ehain.
+ HI N0axaIIA Orleans. une ALLEGATION
ds Genk piasEFss eet mife sn favour slsl
MueiAn 90Aa0 Qn5 ssb charge I'D 3
golF WY rE1aaits et ds Hui exp6aleE.
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Enb0wlemeDt de Tsrye.-Geneve, 2
juin--Un 6boulement dc terre a Gu
lien la montague Spitzen, pres de
Springer, couvrant IN rayon de deux
Kilometres cares. I'm grand nombre
de maisons ont Ste detruites. Dix per
sonnes ont etc tues, ct beaucoup dan
tres bless6es ~gri6vement. Des trou-
peaux de bestiaux sont d6truits.
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~ TE{EEN EsEEN NIIEVllS tUEIH 5sIITIEtgf lsT-rr-
U1e lettre de Sanfiago7uU Cu0a, On
date du ~ mai, annonce: 4 En- &c mo-
nleut les ~autorit6s civiles savent quill
Y q $50 cas- dc petite v6role en- vile ct
que 100 autres cas- sont trait6s par DIES
charlatans.
La mortalit6 lei du premier au %
conFant, s'6leve a 40 pas D des VIC
times n'ayait 6t6 vaccinee.
LII maladie b fait sou apparition 4
Guantanamo sans nul doute, ellie sc
prOpagera dams tous les ports cubains.
La sOnt, en- grand nombre, des nsgres
ignOrants, Buperstitieux, qui Sc con-
tentent de prieres ct repoussent la vac
cinatioD.
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III; IL q fat beaucoup de dsgats daGg
Aartie superieure de 10 paroisse, de-
NE des arbres ct bris6 les fills t6le-
Une batisse de NJ. Valen-
tin Landry a etc renversee.
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" P1niQue dams -GR cirqMe.-Berlin, 5
#uin-Hier apras midi pendant b re-
presentation dams un cirque b Neschen,
Inc tempete s'est abattne sur III vile
70 toute Ia Eoiture do Ia batisse du cir
que a Gle enlev6e. Les lampes alta
ch6es au plafond ont 6t6 bris6es et ID
pStrOIe en fen iombait snr les t6tes DIES
Spectators.
II y avait 1000 persVnnes et une af-
freuse panique sen snivit. An milieu
dn tumuIfA IN des murs de r6difce
uui 9tait Vr4s faiblement eonstruit q
c6d6 eE tolle la batisse d cfonl6. Un
grand n0mDNe dc personnes ont 6t6 brh-
S6es, dsaatreA kcras6es w 800 personnes
plus on moink biess6es.
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LIST OF PRIZES.

APPROXIMATION PRlzEs:
100 Prizes of $500 approximating to
$$soo. goo Prize are--.-..-$5O,oOO
100000 Prize are-........ 10000
100 Prizes of 5000 approximating to
$50 900 Prize are... 10000
TERMINAL. PRIZES:
/ 900 Prizes of 300 decided by
100000 Prize 100000
1000 Prizes of 300 decided by
100000 Prize are..... 100000
3.l36 Prizes amounting to...$1.o55,OoO
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Pour .puge de Dfstrfct.

Nous sommes autorisGs a announcer nj. L.. |.
TANSEY CONNIE candidat non politique d la
place de Juge du he District Judieiaire, COM
pose des paroisses st. Landry ct Aeadie, a la
prochaine election.
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TYPE-WRITlNG.

COPYING of all kinds done on the type
~ writer at ten tI01 cents q folio of one Iun-
bred fl00l words.
For further particulars apply at the office
r.. @. Box X.
Opeloueas. May q. BIN.
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he Canada.

Lorsquil y q 124, ans, le roi Louis
de France, par le trait6 de Paris, c6da
a la Grande Bretagne, Ie pays connu
sous lie nom de Canada, iii le monarque
francais, nj sa majestic britanique ne
Sc doutaient de la valeur de la cession.
Soixante-dix-huit ans apres que Pan
gleterre occupa le pays, il MY await
que 1,l56, 900 habitants, ct en- 1863, la
population s'6leya d 2,5O7, 900 ames.
Quatre mi plus tard, en- 1866 la con-
federation fut form6e ct depuis vingt
ann6es, le Canada ma fait que sac
croftre.; la population anjourd'hui est
environ 5,O00,O0Od de personnes occupant
I'm espace de $780, 900 acres. De nom.
breux chemins de fer relient tontes les
provinces ensemble. Dams Ia region
du lac Sup6rienr existent des riches
mines ct des for6ts fournissant chaque
aimee n immense Quantite de bois
pour la marine ct les constructions; ie
BILE pousse en- abondanca dams le bas-
ain du Saskatchewan Qui d 400 miles
de longuenr. Les chenina de fer qni,
en- 1873. n'avait qu'un pareours de 6,
4e4 miles s'6tendent actnellement d
une longueur de $4,000 miles. Peut
etTe que CO progress parait minnie 4 uu
AMERICAN, mails il fant tanir compte
do F6tendne du teFritoire, aycc urle
population dispersee Cd et Ia, et b peine
6gale D celle do rEtat de New York.
Lon ne peut done pas nier le progress
accompli dams Go pays depuis q~aelaues
ann6es. -pAaneroniaiste
9T
Al T6cole primaire
Neutrality-suspicious. III grannn,aire
francaise.-Les noms en- ssalsf prennent
t'auxn "a pluriel. Exemple animal.
Comment ce mot fait.il au pIurieif
Toute r6coIe en- chmur.-Anima.
Iau4!
L'fnstisuteur, furisnx.-Animalanx
yous naeme, tas d'imb6cilee
Elm police correctionnelle
-Prevenu, ions reconnaissez avoir.
yol6 le porte-monBaie du plaignantq
-0ui. mon president, mails c'est par
faiblesse il q deux jours que 10 ma
vais rie1 priss
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100000 Tickets AT Twenty Dol.
lars each. Halves $40: Quar-
tiers 80: Tenths So; Twenti-
eths 81.
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WI. a. DAUPHHN,
New Orleans, La.
ADDRESS REGISTERED LETTERS TO
New Orleans National Bank,
New Orleans, La

RhMEMRER That he presence of Gem
loa1s erals B~EAuREaARD ana
EARLY, toho are In charge Of the Drawings, is
g guarantee Of absolute fairmess and Integrity,
Matl the chances are all equal, and that no one
can possibly diuine sohat aua,absr avin drato a
prize.
aREMEMBER that tie payment of all Phi.
ses is GUARANTEED By FOUR Nd
sdIONAL RANKS, and The tickets are signed
20 TIE President Of an Institution, ashose char
tered rights are recognized IN The highest Courts;
therefore. bescGre Of limitations and anonymous
schemes
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@-FoR CLUB RATES or any further iufor-
nation apply to undersigned Your
handwriting must be distinct and Signature
plain More rapid return mail delivery will
be assured By your enclosing an envelope
bearing your full address.
Send Postal Notes, Express Money Orders,
OF New York Exchange III ordinary letter.
Currency BY Express Cat our expense) adj
dressed 10
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ample set by " Bahyhood" (the New York
magazines tor mothers), N any OF the lead
ing papers of the country contain regular
departments devoted 10 nursery interests.
The coming generation Will surely rise up
and call " Babyhood" blessed.
VIM. F. Crane gives the young folks an
admirable article in wide Awake Maya
zine for July upon George Washington s
Boyhood, His Pursuits and His Compan-
ions.n What might be called a companion
piece is - Every Inch Queen" all inter
esting biographical sketch of Queen Vic
toria, by Mrs. Raymond Blathwayht.
ILothrop & Co., Boston.
The Current, Chicago, continues 10 be
one CT our pleasantest and most valued ex-
changes. We note that it is extending its
field somewhat, or rather reoccupying by
degrees ground it once held-that of free
lance debate upon social and political eco
monte topics-and We believe ii is wise
decision.
The Aurora Magazine" Bacon * Co.,
San Francisco, publishers, has entered
upon its second volume with the July num-
Der, and which will be found to contain
several stories of much interest. One fea-
ture of this magazine pleases many readers
that it contains no continued stories.
The " Popular Science Monthly" for
July, is capital number-one of the best
for some years, because its contents are
specially interesting and varied and on
topics of living interest and of present re-
search. %. Appleton & Co., New York;
The 1" Forum" for July, announces Mr..
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eleven pages on topics of political, econo-
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YANKEE ENTERPRIsE.-Here is the way
they do things in San Diego. Last Novem-
Der a syndicate of Eastern capitalists paid
$100,000 for the sandy peninsula opposite
the city of San Diego. Many thought the
purchasers a set of fools and were not back
ward in expressing their opinion. And
when the syndicate spent a couple of hun
dred thousand in improving their property
then they were surely regarded as having
gone daft. But when they were ready they
put their enterprise on The market, and in
just six months time they have sold 81 $780,
Coo worth of their purchase and still have
lots of it left. But that is not all They
are now putting up an immense hotel and
several hundred men are employed there.
on. They use electric lights and work the
men two shifts, night and day. A million
feet of lumber is but part of the material
used in this building, which will cover
several acres of floor room. And this is
but single specimen of the wonderful en-
terprise which is shaking the one-time
sleepy old San Diego down to bedrock.
PdSO Robes Leader.
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A GooD-sIzED RANcH-The Engineering
Nsirs says: The late grant by Mexico of
30,000,000 acres of land to Henry 2. Cliff
ford, of New York, and J. a. Verges, of
San Francisco, is one of the largest ever
made even in that region of great indiyid-
ual domains. 1t is vast parallelogram
35S miles long by 106 miles wide, and runs
along the Sierra Madre from the United
States boundary to the middle of the State
of Durango. A portion of it is good land
only awaiting irrigation to be made very
fertile, and untold mineral treasures are
said to simply await development The
full text of the concession is not yet acc S.
ible, but one of the first considerations is
a complete survey of this region by the
Americans, and the opening OF its known
mines within two years. A surveying force
of 300 men, is reported, will at once be put
to work, and $4,000 spent for this pur-
pose. SHELTERS are also 10 be erected
farms and ranches opened and emigration
invited with view to the thorough devel-
opment OF the territory
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JUSTICE IN PERSIA traveller in Persia
relates the following incident OF the cost of
justice in that country l was on visit to
a Judge when a man was brought in who
shoutly denied the offense with which he
was charged. The beglerbeg Judge sent
for q whip. " l VOW l am innocent" said
the accused as he crossed his hands over
his breast, at the same time stretching for
ward one of his fingers. The minions of
justices stood ready TO strike at signal
from the Judge, who fixed bis eyes on the
breast of the prisoner and exclaimed :
i" You are guilty. by thy venerable
head, vow am not guilty" protested the
accused, now raising two fingers. This
process was continued until he at last
stretched out i've fingers of each hand,
when the beglerbeg remarked Good, let
him go; he is innocent" / learned after
ward that by raising his finger the prisoner
meant the Judge to understand that he
offered one tonan (about 10s) for his re-
lease, and had been compelled to raise the
amount by successive bids to ten tonans
60 in order 10 satisfy the demands of Per-
sian Justice
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mr11-1yMWF

SHERlFF's SALEM THE SUPERIOR
y Court of the county of Sacramento State of
California JACOB HYMAN. plaintiff, VS.. H W.
LOWELL and others defendants Under and by
virtue of an order Of sale issued out of the s,i-
peri0r Court OF the county of sacramento, state
of California, on the eth day of July 1887, in
the above entitled action, wherein JACOB NY.
Man, the above named plaintiff obtained a
Judgment and decree of foreclosure against H.
w. LOW ELL, n. A. LOWELL, MARY K LAW
TON and s. X CALDWELL, the defendants.
which said Judgment and decree was entered
on the 9TH day Of July, 1857, ] am commanded
70 sell the following described tracts and par
GELS of land, situated in Sacramento county.
California, bounded and described as follows
The west one-half and the southeast oue-Quarter
of Section No. Twenty-nine (29). in Township
No. Ten l0) North. Range No. Seven ca Fast
Mount Diablo Meridian, containing $50 acres
Public notice is hereby given thet on the 18th
day of JULY, 1887, at II O'Clock 4. H. of that
day, at the front door of the Courthouse at the
northwest corner of Seventh and I streets. in
the city of Sacramento, will. in obedience TO
said decree of foreclosure and order of sale
sell the above described property to the highest
and best bidder for cash, in gold coin Of the
United States. NJ. NJ. DREW,
Sheriff of Sacramento county.
By B. N. BUeBEy, Under Sheriff
tATIIS & WHITE, Attorneys for Plaintiffs
jy7-29t
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ICE CREAM!

A WALTER MAKES THEBEsT ICE CREAM
N. in the city. II is made out OF PURE
CREAM, and not Corn Starch Country orders
prom pity hDe1. His Candies have wide repu-
tstion.
s1- Saloon and Factory: SEA street. Up
NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE OF
In JANE ELIZA ENOS, deceased. Notice Is
hereby given by the undersigned, admInlstrs-
tor Of the estate of JANE ELIZA ENOS. de-
ceased, to the creditors of and all persons hay
ing claims against said deceased, to exhibit
them, with the necessary affidaytts or vouchers.
within four months after the first publication OF
this notice 70 said administrator. at the vihee
of Taylor d Holl 60 J street. SACRAMENTO city,
California z. 3. HaBT, Administrator.
Dated June g., 1857.
TAYLoI & Hoi.I Attorneys for Administrator
ty24IS
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NOTICE OF STREET WORK

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IT IS
~ the intention of the Board ofTrustees of the
city Of Sacramento to have NJ street, from Fourth
to Fifth. improved by grading and graveling
10 the official grade. and constructing redwood
curbing and paved cutters. Also 10 fill in
behind the curbtng to the line OF the side
walk. said improvements to be made IN
accordance with resolution passed by the
Board of Trustees on the 5th day Of JULY,
1887, 20 which all parties interested are re,
ferred for further particulars.
iy6-5t JOHN kIAN. Street Comm issinme-
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NOTICE OF STREET WORK.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT 1T rs
~ the mention of the Board OF Trustees Of
the city of Sacramento, to have NJ s.re ct, from
Sixth 10 Seventh improved by grading and
graveling to the official grade and constructing
redwood curbing, paved cutters. Also TO ill in
behind the curbing 10 the line of the sidewalk
SAID Improvements TO be made in accordance
with resolution passed by the Beard of Trus
tees on the 9Th day of july, 1887, to which ell
parties interested are referred for further par
ticulars.
iv6-5t John RYAN Street COMMISSIONS
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Notice OF Street Work.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IT Is
IN the intention of the Board Of Trustees Of
the city of sacramento, TO have the intersection
Of Eighth and NJ streets improved by grading
and grayeling to the Official grads ana cor
structing redwood curling and paved gu ters,
stone crosswalks. Also. Oregon pine plank
aprous to crosswalks. Said Improvements 10 be
10 ade in accordance with resolution assesi b7
the Board Of Trustees on the Eth day Of JrT i,
1857, TO which all parties interested are reEe.rei
for further particulars.
iyf-5t John RYAN Street Co-npnissir--e-
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-07-09
Notice OF Street Work.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IT Is
IN the intention OF the Board of Trustees OF
the city of Sacramento 10 have NJ street, from
Seventh TO Eighth, improved by grading and
graveling 10 the official grade and constructing
redwood curbiDg, paved cutters Also, 20 fiji IL
behind the curbing TO the line OF the sidewalk
SAID Improvements 20 be made in accordance
with resolution passed by the Board of Trts.
tees on the 9Th day of JULY 1887, TO which all
parties interested are referred flr further par
ticulaTs.
iyf-5t John RYAN street ,iss.oror
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-07-09
NOTICE OF STREET WORK,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IT Is
~ the intention Of the Board of Trustees OF
the city OF Sacramento, to have NJ street, frcrs
Fifth to Sixth, improved ny grading and gray
cling 70 the ollcial grade. constructing redwood
curbinG, paved cutters. Also to fill IN behind
the curbing TO the line of the Sidewalk SGid In.
proYements TO be made in accordance witt
resolution passed by the Board Of Trustees On
the 5th day of JULY, 1887, TO which all partiet
interested are referred for further particular
jy6-5t JOHN RYAN Street Comm isSiouer